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Anduril Joins American Rheinmetall Vehicles’ Team Vying For Army’s OMFV

By Matthew Beinart

Tuesday, September 6th, 2022

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Anduril Joins American Rheinmetall Vehicles’ Team Vying For Army’s OMFV

The Lynx Infantry Fighting Vehicle (Photo: Rheinmetall Defence)

American Rheinmetall Vehicles announced Tuesday that Anduril Industries has joined its team vying for the Army’s Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle (OMFV) competition. As part of the team offering the Lynx Infantry Fighting Vehicle for the Bradley replacement program, American Rheinmetall Vehicles said Anduril will provide command and control software and bring experience in “software development, mission autonomy, systems integration, and command and control.” “The partnership with Anduril brings with it exceptional innovations in software development, command and control, sensor integration,…

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